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Falcon to greater discipline in their images
which, in turn, allows them to bring the hall-
marks of their photography to the fore with
greater delicacy and effect. This opens the way
to more poetic (or even quirky or whimsical)
expression even in the most mundane settings.

LASTING IMPRESSIONS

y final thoughts? The original
qualities that define Nyght-
M Falcon and their photography
remain true. As the individuals who are
NyghtFalcon have matured and evolved, the
quality of the images has taken on greater
resonance. Whereas the earlier photos were
a bit “in your face,” the images NyghtFalcon
the ongoing fascination with saturated color. create today are more poised.
The desired effect also seems to be a function
of NyghtFalcon’s continued insistence on hon- NyghtFalcon continue to move ninja-like
estly portraying what they see through the through their surroundings. . . take only pic-
lens. Steal the moment, seize the image. tures, leave only footprints.

rom guerilla shooters, NyghtFalcon Deborah Gallin is a Paris-based Communications
Director and photo aficionado.
have evolved into acclaimed wedding
F and portrait photogra-
phers (see right) also shooting
architecture and travel. What’s
changed? Clearly the framework
within which they operate. As
commercial photographers, they
are bound by the client brief with
its inherent deliverables and
constraints. As wedding pho-
tographers, they must submerge
their personal vision to capture
moments that will resonate with
the bridal couple’s memories.

Oddly enough, rather than lim-
iting them, I feel that these con-
siderations have forced Nyght-

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